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But what , then , can be the reason that we never believed it to be so before ?
Jacque . , Truly , sir , I fear that Mouchat gave the true reason . Mast . · What was
that , pray ? That we were too cruel ? Jacque . That they never had any mercy ...
But what , then , can be the reason that we never believed it to be so before ?
Jacque . , Truly , sir , I fear that Mouchat gave the true reason . Mast . · What was
that , pray ? That we were too cruel ? Jacque . That they never had any mercy ...
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wrought so upon the reason and the affections of my negroes that they served me
cheerfully , and , by consequence , faithfully and diligently ; when in my
neighbour ' s plantation there was not a week hardly passed without such
horrible ...
wrought so upon the reason and the affections of my negroes that they served me
cheerfully , and , by consequence , faithfully and diligently ; when in my
neighbour ' s plantation there was not a week hardly passed without such
horrible ...
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... Twisted with reason and with Nature too , As neither one or other can undo .
Nor can this right be less when national ; Reason , which governs one , should
govern all . Whate ' er the dialects of courts may tell , He that his right demands
can ...
... Twisted with reason and with Nature too , As neither one or other can undo .
Nor can this right be less when national ; Reason , which governs one , should
govern all . Whate ' er the dialects of courts may tell , He that his right demands
can ...
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afterwards answer appeared asked began believe better bill bring brought called captain cargo carried Church circumstances Colonel coming condition desire door England English fellow French gave gentleman give given gone hand hanged head hear heard honour hope horse hundred Italy Jacque justice keep kind King knew known land least leave lived London look manner master means mind nature negroes never night obliged occasion particular pass person pieces plantation pocket poor present prince reason received resolved rest says seems sent servants ship shore short side sloop soon speak stood story sure taken talk tell things thought till told took town true turned Virginia whole wife woman young
Información bibliográfica
| Título | Works, Volumen6 Works, Daniel Defoe |
| Autor | Daniel Defoe |
| Editor | Brainard, 1903 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad Estatal de Pensilvania |
| Digitalizado | 20 Ene. 2010 |
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